News (Page 3763)
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Marvel lawsuit is "meritless," says City of Heroes developer
City of Heroes developer Cryptic Studios has responded to reports that Marvel is suing it and CoH publisher NCsoft by describing the comic giant's allegations of copyright infringement as "meritless".
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Just Flight have teamed up with Pilot’s to bring UK flight simmers the biggest flight sim add-on ever released.
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MIDWAY STRENGTHENS INTERNAL PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT WITH THE ADDITION OF THREE INDUSTRY LEADERS
Scot Bayless Appointed to Head Chicago Studio
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Thunderbirds Are GO! On iDTV
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Gamestation Invests In Joystick Junkies
Gamestation has invested heavily in Joystick Junkies latest range of video games inspired clothing for its new flagship superstore in Birmingham.
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ALIENWARE ANNOUNCES THE ULTIMATE HALF-LIFE® 2 SYSTEM
Collaboration with Half-Life 2 authors Valve results in the limited-edition Alienware Aurora ’City 17’
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Konami’s Yu-Gi-Oh!™ Official Card Game to go online via full-scale service in Spring 2005 in Japan, US and Europe
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EA tables bid to take over Digital Illusions
Battlefield developer Digital Illusions CE looks set to become a subsidiary of Electronic Arts, after the leading publisher tendered an offer for all of the outstanding shares in the Swedish company this morning.
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USA Chart: San Andreas dominates October, outsells remainder of top ten
Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas has enjoyed a spectacular debut in North America, according to figures from NPD Funworld which show the game selling more than the remainder of the top ten combined in October.
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Marvel sues City of Heroes publisher over player characters
Comic book giant Marvel has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Korean publisher NCsoft, alleging that players in the firm's MMORPG City of Heroes are creating characters in the likeness of Marvel heroes.
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Matrix Games To Publish Supremacy: Four Paths To Power!
New Turn Based Sci-Fi Strategy Game from Black Hammer Game, Inc.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: PLACE YOUR BETS!
The heat is on for the video game Christmas No.1 as ELSPA and Ladbrokes announce the main contenders
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Week Ending 12 November, 2004
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EA may face class action over unpaid overtime
Leading publisher Electronic Arts may face a class action lawsuit from its own employees over unpaid overtime, it has emerged today, with a Californian law firm currently seeking certification for the class suit.